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Meet in the first parking lot at Governor's Field on Evalyn off of Roop Street. Bring water is the weather is warm. Leader is Dan Neverett.

>> with all the campus security and upping that up and the safe locks. i have a lot of friends here, so i never really go anywhere by myself. >> reporter: they honored the four students who were stabbed to death more than two weeks ago. there were no suspects in the case, which police still consider a targeted attack. >> i feel safe in my dorm. >> reporter: ava, like many of her classmates returned for end of semester tests. but others are taking the university's offer to finish their work online. >> one of my roommates is staying home. i don't blame her. she doesn't feel safe here. some of my...

They used schools safe walk program which provides security escorts for students, 24/7. personal alarms like these are being given to hundreds of women in sororities on campus. the giveaway now expanding. >> just yesterday, i play some other order for another 1200 alarm that's going directly to the university to distribute to any student that wants one. the money to fund them, raised by a former student, and nothing to make students feel safe or even if what they want most is a break in this case. >> seemed sad, upsetting. it's quiet. most people are friendly, but now it's just, i don't know p...

Recent months and years? >> look, i can't really tell you that but i know in 2020, we knocked on 650,000 doors. in the middle of covid when no one else was on the door. this time around, we knew these midterm elections were going to be extremely close. we had to expand our walk program larger than we've ever done in the past. we have knocked on over 1 million doors during the mid term in the state of nevada, those were our goals, and we hit our goals. right now, we have close to 300 full-time canvassers, ballot carrying in las vegas and nevada. we are the largest ballot curing program in the s...

The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) says that nearly 175 schools and thousands of students are expected to participate in International Walk and Bike to School Day on Wednesday.